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  • WNA’s Legislative Agenda for the Biennium

    November 3, 2018

    WNA’s Board of Directors approved the WNA Legislative and Regulatory Agenda for the 2019 – 2020 Biennium. This agenda provides information on WNA’s position on a variety of policies that support safe and quality patient care provided by RNs. WNA’s top four legislative priorities for the next biennium are: •             

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  • WNA Announces 2018 Election Results!

    November 2, 2018

    Thank you for all of those that ran for a WNA Elected Position and for those of you that took the time to vote. We are looking forward to continuing WNA’s work of protecting, promoting, and advancing professional nursing in Wisconsin. WNA Board of Directors Vice President: Elizabeth Markham, MSN, Ph.D.

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  • ANA Presents: How to Survive Bullies during Your Early Years as an RN Part 2

    November 1, 2018

    This webinar has NEW content. You will benefit from this unique content even if you did not attend Part 1 in Spring, 2018. December 7, 2018, 1 – 2:30 pm ET This program is sure to fill up quickly. Click the button below to register. Attendance is free for ANA members

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  • Fall 2018 Future Nursing Leader Awards Nominations are Now Open!

    October 30, 2018

    It’s time to submit nominations for the Fall 2018 Future Nurse Leader Award! Twice a year, the WNA Mentorship Committee selects 5 recipients to receive the WNA Future Nursing Leader Award. The award is presented each Spring and Fall semesters at the school of nursing pinning ceremonies. Winners receive a

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  • WNA Presents Friends of Nursing Award to Senator Devin LeMahieu (Senate District 9)

    August 31, 2018

    (Madison, WI) – The Wisconsin Nurses Association today presented Senator Devin LeMahieu of the 9th Senate District, Oostburg the 2018 WNA “Friend of Nursing” Award.  LeMahieu was the lead sponsor of this biennium’s Advanced Practice Registered Nurse Modernization Act Legislation, SB 497. The proposed legislation created licensure for the four

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